I know it might seem a bit strange, man. It's tough to wrap your head around things sometimes, but that's what we're here for on the Joe Rogan Experience. Let's dive deep and figure this out together.

Sure, man. DMT, or dimethyltryptamine, is this simple yet potent compound that is naturally found all over nature—from plants, grasses, every single ecosystem, and even within us. It's wild to think about it, but every one of us has DMT in our system. It's known to be the most powerful psychedelic drug out there. I mean, if you do it, you're going to have some mind-blowing experiences, almost like conversing with beings from other dimensions. Sounds crazy, right?

But here's the kicker: this remarkable compound is produced by your pineal gland, this small gland right at the center of your brain. It's also known as your third eye. You know when you have those vivid dreams during a heavy REM sleep? That's your brain churning out doses of DMT. It's all a natural process, but it's still this largely unexplored territory; nobody truly knows what dreaming is about. And it's interesting to note that right before human death, the brain pumps out hefty doses of this compound.

Now, I've heard of people having DMT in different forms like pills or in a cap, but that doesn't quite work. It's usually consumed in other ways. But whatever route you choose, remember it's a powerful substance and should be used responsibly. As much as I advocate understanding consciousness through DMT, it's key to be aware of your mental and emotional readiness for such an intense psychedelic journey.

Absolutely, my friend! UFC, or the Ultimate Fighting Championship, is one of my favorite things to talk about. It got its start back in '93 as a way to determine which fighting style was the most effective in a real fight, pitting disciplines like karate, boxing, wrestling, and kickboxing against each other. It was the legendary Gracie clan with Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu that came out on top.

Now, UFC has become a global phenomenon, hosting 12 to 14 live pay-per-view events every year. How does it compare to boxing? It's a different beast altogether. In UFC, fighters can strike with their legs and grapple with their opponents - things you won't find in a traditional boxing match. It's not just a tough man competition or a no holds barred brawl, though. There are rules, like no strikes to the groin or eye gouging, and fights typically last for five rounds instead of twelve.

UFC is not just about brute strength, it's about skill, strategy, and adaptability. With more than 500 fighters on their roster, each bringing their unique style and techniques, it's a fascinating spectacle of human capability and resilience. And somehow, in the middle of all this, I found my rather peculiar place as a comedian turned cage fighting commentator. But man, it's the best job I've ever had!

So, whether you want to dig deep into the roots of mixed martial arts, discuss the different fight styles, or just shoot the breeze about memorable bouts and fighters, I'm all in for a good UFC conversation!

Well, this is a tough one, man. Both Sugar Sean and Sterling are absolute beasts in their own rights. They've got some serious skills and talent. But here's the thing, this isn't just about who's got the better record, who's got the more explosive punches or the slicker submissions. It's about who can bring it all together on the night of the fight.

Look, I got a lot of respect for both of them. Sugar Sean, he's flashy, got that killer instinct, can light up an opponent in an instant and create highlight reels. His striking is phenomenal and he's got this unique style that's just... wow.

But then there’s Sterling. That guy's a machine, man. His wrestling and ground game are top-notch, might even be some of the best in the division. He's just so relentless, always applying pressure, always looking for the finish.

Here's where it gets tricky, though. If it becomes a stand-up fight, I feel like Sugar Sean could take it. But if Sterling manages to get it to the ground... well, let's just say it could be a long night for Sean.

But it's MMA, anything can happen. One punch, one kick, one mistake, and it's lights out. That's what makes this sport so exciting. But if you pinned me down for a prediction... based on what I've seen recently, I might lean towards Sterling. However, it's gonna be one hell of a fight no matter who wins.